I've been thinking for a little while now that I would like to try to
write a thesis at some point. The cultural/historical side of Agora is
one that I haven't really gotten into before, and it sounds very
intriguing. In addition, I actually think that getting experience
writing theses in an environment like Agora could help with future
papers I write for school and college.
I have a few questions, though:
- How long do theses tend to be on average? I remember trying to read
through G.'s thesis e published recently and realizing just how long it
is. Is that an average length, or do they tend to be shorter?
- Is there a list of former theses out there anywhere? I want to avoid
writing on something that someone else has already written about, or, at
the very least, if I do, I want to be able to take a new angle on it and
provide something unique.
- When I publish a thesis, do I need to specify which degree I am trying
to qualify for, or can I just say that it's attempting to qualify for a
degree and let the peer reviewers decide?
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ATMunn
friendly neighborhood notary here :)
